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9" 5:000 should :c'all us up
n day in very great dis-
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at pool and calling "5. o. s." »
[7th get I hustle on right
and start a lusty crew
and you would find that load
a-comingrP. D. QWei _
meant to please each customer
”Liam our friends you Sec.”
no ttefivhether pods are
Mil when you ’ve tried our
of coal some bristling
day we know you’ll
that be very glad to give it
“you O. K. We know the
flow” of buying coal right
from A to Z and buy
5 that we' re not sure
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Make This Room Yours
Whether you are building a brand
airborne, makingmldiionwotheold
'one. or itierelpremiriag walls, you can ~ .
ifyouusegenuine
ButBewerliooltdalways ’
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Rationale“ «can
Clearance Sale
If we could make youf‘llly realize what 3 saving it
means to you to supply your Clothes Needs now, you would
come here right away—todIy—and take advantage of these
excentional Bariains this sale offers. Finer goods are‘ not
made, lower prices are not found anywhere. Come and in-
vestigate.
m PA R15 Cloaks 8: Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
0N0 sooner' had the shock of this see
uma't. of 21 George street, New Haven,
j—--—- slammed into the New York truck,
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into the telegraph pole with a hang,
The machine overturned, but Mn!
Knapp. was thrown clear of his car.)
A few moments later, a big truck lie-1
longing to J. Euglander, pf {Iii East
112th Street, New York City. and'
driven by Victor Deygler. of 115 Ehst
106th Street rushed over the bro
of the hill and came down the evade
bin-Denier was power-1933.19 stop.
the .mad plunges of his big chiub.i
which skidded into the overturns-(ii
Ford. and smashed it up in bad shapp.‘
04nd collision worn off, than a truck
belonging to, and driven by H. Gold-
slid gracefully down the ice sheet and
damaging the radiator and Int“ gun-IL}
The two trucks were at seriously
damaged in the crashes, at after the
second truck had ploughed into the
ttangio, the Ford machine was a total,
iwrock. it true when to a local gar-0
lags. this morning. Fortunately. 010nm
lot the occupants of the machines was
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry ‘Goods Store
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0"culs gone in this is his first visit'
inland in AItIIt'ica, ltlltl tic exports to
havo a great 0am to toll to his;
Krauach & Bach ’
Shoaing‘er
‘ Gordon
Christie & Son
'0 Raven & Bacon
'. $65 00 AND UP
ensibly Priced
dial lcly & Brennan
' 42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
F. S. LYON
NORTH MAIN STREET
WALK
T'Od Job Printing
Viper. Bert Work, Beat Prleu
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1 Van Camp's Baked Beans, a can ................... 15¢
Specials for Wednesday
Fancy Fresh Killed Fowls 28c
SPARE RIBS ....................... . ........... 16¢
PIGS’ FEET ......................... . . .t ......... 3¢
SAUE‘R KIRAUT ............................. 20¢
BEEF LIVER .................................. .12¢
swrr'rs OLEO ................................ 30¢
ORANGES, APPLES, GRAPE FRUIT.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
”'mutts” when he returns to his homci
icountry.
As experienced II Hilor as Captain
Hansen is. he reports that the trip
across on tho "llillig Olav" was-one
of the worst he hits over soon. While
‘3th miles off tho Amorican coast,
the ship had considerable engine
troulllo .. on account (It the rough
woatht-r and for two days had to lay
1helpless drifting IIIId rolling on tho
'high scas'whilc tho cnuinos 00'ot'o he:
‘ng repaired and lo Innko matters
worse. tho wireless wont out of order
rind it looked at one time its if the
thorn “(mid haw to stay thcto until
'lIoI sister ship come along on her
Itrip oIer tho sumo I'outc llI'o duvs
“our. liowovor. I't-pttirs worn finally
IIIudo. and the ship arrivod in New.
York on Friday. four days late.
(‘uptain llunson topotts that sailing
in ltlltigll wutcts rilltt' tho \i'ill' start
SPECIALS
Delicious Creamery Butter, per lb. ................. 39¢
Pure Lard, per lb. ............ .................... 19¢
Teco Pancake .................. 310lg<.25¢
Try our fresh roasted CoFfee, a lb. .................. 21¢
Pure C°°°a in quart jars Cut to ............. . ...... 23¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
oil is \Ply risky lining to tho t'a’ttl
'lmt tIll bmiys and warning lights and
'IIurloI aro taken away in ot'ficr to
'nako navigation Inoro tlitllcult for oily
foreign ship that might be prowoling
‘l‘t'tlntl. His son l‘otcr is acting as
tkippr-r of his l-llil) durinfi his stay
'II this 'outttl'y.
While in certain- Got-mun ports.
":Iptnin llnnsou‘stutos that tho na-
‘i\'o.~; cnmo down to tho whorls and
‘Irguod food from him. uttering high'
":ltcs for it. It was not :0 qtlt‘Flitllll
0f |l()\t’rl) hut duo to tho f'tct than
food wus so Still'.(‘(‘ and each pcrsou
. Mrs 00010 .Illo00'r-Il so much III onwi
hurt in (‘oI'IuttIy ho and some other;
sk: .ppors “out ashore and attetuptcdi
o buv tlilllltl‘ but found that Ihoyl
‘could buy nothing but coltoc. ’l'hcvi
as, male and female.
College
. South Norwalfi
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"-Bookkeepers and Stenog-
L and let us tell you
the: Splendid Chances
Port Chester.
is iUlLDtNG ‘
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1-
71's . delinquent and
bound] clussi
" court on a. technical 51mm of assault.
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Specials for Wednesday
Profit Sharing Bank COupons With Cash Purchases.
PIGS‘ LIVER ................................. 12¢ ll).
18 FLORIDA ORANGES ....................... 25¢
16 MEPIUM SIZED NAVEL ORANGES ....... 25¢
Beers Mcatd Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone r180.
13 MAIN ST.
Nor-walk. Phone 88!.
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80. Norwaik
PHONE 4105‘ PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
SPECIAL :
G'OLDEN GRAIN FLOUR
nag ...... . ............. . .................. 31,25
'w_- Bag . . . ./. ................................. 65
7 ll) bag ...................................
BEST RUTA BAGA TURNIPS‘ ............ 1. 35¢ pk
Rice ........ i ....... 5c 1b. Snappy“, Cheese ....... Ioc .
16 Oranges ........... 25c Pears ............. too can
Pancake Flour r2: Plums ........ me can .
-“ Buckwheat/H1 . .- ..... 12c Raspberries 18c can'-
Cream Cheese ' ........ 12c . Logani‘Berries ..... 18c can "
Peaches 15c can Strawberries ...... i8c can ."
Domino Confectionery, Powdered or Old Fashioned Brown
. Sugar cut to ....................... 10¢ package
Best; Baldwin or Greening Apples, peck ........ . 50¢
had to furnish thtlt own hrcml audI
«won sugar from their supply lllJOfll‘tli
ship
“hilt in Moi (humility. on Annual
2...]916 (‘nptnin llunsou's boat was
tied up alonnsid of tho big lcrmun;
subnmrlno “lion chland" which had‘
returned from its first trip to Amer-l
lcu, 'lt’ tho captain‘s son Chris. "Mi
this 00'Ity. tho captain's rtsit will ho a
long our.
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TO SAVE OYSTER BUSINESS. ;
[Leasing and Planting of Barren Bot.
tome RegardeUs Necessary. I
li\I.Tl.\lORE, Md” Jan. 30.~——lt the
oyster business of Chos apcakc Bay!
and its tIibutat'los in Maryland is to
be preserved thcn tho taking up un- t
dcr lease and the planting of barren;
bottoms by many of the 60th oyster
. tongers and dredgers that have taken;
out “at yland licenses, are an ':0bsolute l
ncoossity. actording to the Marllflnd;
conscrtation commissiou which has
the oyster industry in charge.
Tl. c onlotnccment of the cult in“. it‘.
coming years but the steady decrease
in the natural output of oysters shows
‘he‘ absoluto necessity for developing
oystoi planting upon the depleted or
button bottoms of the~ state. Oyste'.
planting in Martlnnd is or two kinds:
ill) Public planting upon the state's
"teserv ed areas along the western
here of the Chesapeake Bay under _:
the not of 1914. and (2) private plant-
lug on barren bottoms under the act.
lot 1906 as amended by the Shepherd
law. .
i The commission invites cvcr'0 wide-
auakc oyster-man to take out .0 lease
at tho rcduccd rentals already llxed
‘by the commission, and as a. further
inducement. the commission has de-
ICidth to more oil preliminary lees.
,gexcopt the application fee of $5, :
“'h’Ch is med by lap and cannot be
1reunited. l
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'lRAILROAD expensas INC aeAsai
I WASHINGTON, Jan. : 29 ~Thc in
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Ll ER MAN DIES. was taken to Haddnm jail.
dav following the death 5: Frank,
alternation while skating earlier in
the day, was arraigned in the tow) Vinnurskl.
On' recommendation of the pgosecutrr
the case was continued two Weeks
- pending. the coroner’s myoulsatlonddled soon htterward. f’-
itreaSe in operating expenses of thin
chief railrodds of the United Stairsi
KlCKED wlTH SKATES, DEEP RN In dé'fault of $5, 000 bail tho accused “as greater in Notcmm lost by up}
Vinuardd proximately $1,,500 000
'DEIEP' RIVER, 'Jah: 30. —-J-cltn Vin- is about 22 years old and Kali-lltOEki crease in revenues 3‘s compared with
than the in-
'39. year ago, according to returns made}
The young men. it is said. had been 'Public today by the Interstate Com
Kolakoskl, with Whom he had had an! unfriendly for some time and whihimerce 'Commlttee. Net operating in:
Kolalto'sltl was adjusting his skate: come showed a. decrease from Novcm~
1915. of: approximately , that
him and. kicked him several times. Ko amount. Returns for t e munth show
lakoskt was token. 101 a scriouvlv in a total Operating revenue 0"! 3'32'2 359..
Jared condition to his home. “here I"? 605 and a total operating; cnse oti.
‘ impact 870.17 ,:
I 00 000 000 000 0000000 00000
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ljoct careful study.
tort Garland.
is stated may help the situation itzi ‘
CflNViNllth 0PENS'}. ”
(Contlnued from tit-st page)
om) through Ioductiou of lightinn'l
hills satiny, ovcsighi through the use,
of less nItiticlal light. and morc day
light, and health building through“.
\0oIking one hour more in the coolert’8
morning and our hour loss in the hot '3"
An 0\trn day 1
light hour is thus added for rtocrct 0
tion.‘ i
.\lr. Mtlllts sugg ostod tho tlrhd 012.0 i
lion at it national daylight saving
committee its purposo to be the new
oral cdutntion of the public in day-
l ghl 5min:
Motion to make it nation-side.
(‘hamhorr . of t‘otumotcc and “thirds
of Tiudo in IiI'tually 00'on large city
i'I North America haro given the sub
according to Rob
prosidcnt of tho Pitt‘s-t
burgh Chamber of .tfommcrco. and
cm Iit'mnn of tin» Spec i.Il (‘ommittco on;
lmyliuht Sming ol tho t‘h.IInboIs ot'
(‘ommoIt-c of tho United Statos.
Ittibtll llIuItot told IlIo contention
that, board on fact a and llgurt- s ho hadi:
milcttcd, tho inauguration of tho day
light 540ng plan 00ill r-‘onstu't to thc
chi/mus of tho lnitod States IIlIculi
summer s Itt'teluoon.
incumenls as hoods and numbers in
(romeo.
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Siooo Suits ...... _.‘ ............
$16. 50 and $18 Suits ...........
$20. 00 Suits ........ ’ ......... ‘ ..
$25. 00 Suits ........ ‘ ...........
Man 5 $10 Ramcoa‘ts . . 1; .......
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PYREX BAKING WARE
is the Most Satisfactory for Four Reasons——
It’s Transparent, Durable, Sanitary and Economical
We have many sized and shaped dishes as well as Special gift
sets in attractive boxes
20% Off on All the Gift China
Buy a Steel Bank from which one cannot steal, 25c
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West Washington Street
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Special Sale of Rugs:
New Patterns. Bought them long before the price
vanced. We offer them now to our customers at very
3: tractive prices.
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You ,can save a
few dollars by buy-
ing a suit of Over-
coat here now.
It will pay you to buy now for next
Season when clothing will be much ~
higher in/price.
We need the room for spring goods
so must cleafout all winter suits and
éiitAxminSter Rugs 9x12
g3Body Brussels Rugs
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' $7.85 $10. ea Overcoats .................. ., $7 85
.. $12.35 -0015 00 Overcoats ..... $10 35
.. $15 85 $20. 00 Overcoats ........... .$14 85'
.. $20 85 $25. on Overcoats ..... /. .......... $ 18.85
$7 85 $30.00 Overwfts ..:3H,.;‘.;;.... $22 85
’\ Roger 8. Stevens
THE 'HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
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